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People with paralysis share reflections on their unique rehabilitation experiences from around the world.

by Stephanie Lollino

Editor’s Note: We asked the members of our private SCI Facebook group to weigh-in on the Center For Disease Control’s (CDC) recent decision to

Dan, a young man with quadriplegia, has a clever new video highlighting the gizmos and gadgets he uses.

If you have a bottle of water, you can clean yourself in the bathroom quickly -- even when you're out and about.

A new video in which men and women with spinal cord injuries talk about their experiences with intimacy in a stream of beautifully candid answers.

It's a foot brush for people who have limited access to their feet.

A phone/GPS holder with a mounting clamp that's compatible with most handheld devices.

Counter Balance VII, a wheelchair dance concert, recently showcased a mixed company of able-bodied dancers with those using wheelchairs.

It begins with an accident, an injury, and someone to blame. I fell asleep at the wheel, causing my youngest child's C6-7 spinal cord injury.

Five years ago, a diving mishap left Ian Burkhart with quadriplegia. He has regained some use of his hand through a breakthrough in medical technology

Angela, who was recently interviewed for our website, rediscovered a sense of herself she feared was lost after her injury.